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Oldtractorfanatic
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2024
Worked well at a good price!
Edward E.Nigma
Reviewed in Canada on February 26, 2024
Its ok to thread a few rods, but quickly. becomes nearly impossible to cut as the teeth dull very quickly. used plenty of lube. took it slow, was threading brass for goodness sake but after 3 uses of 1" threading per bolt. the 4th was near impossible to cut and looked like a drunken chimp had hacked at it with a frozen banana.... Guess you get what you pay for. good for a few uses then toss and get better quality.
Drew
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2024
These are the 10mm socket of the thread-cutters’ world. I’d suggest a monthly subscription for both those things…
Lou
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2024
It works very well and it matched the one that I’m replacing it with very good
Ken B.
Reviewed in Canada on July 16, 2023
Good price. I’ve been threading stainless steel 1/4” rod and the tap has been preforming well!
Ty
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2023
I needed this for threading the ends of some aluminum rods and it worked perfectly without lubricant and the threads are clean without jagged edges
JDrew
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2022
Item will work for a while. Great for the price but do not expect it to last very long.
draes
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2021
I had one - just one PEM stud that was stripped (upon arrival) on a bracket that held several similar studs about three inches apart.A normal round die usually fits into a unit that requires 'spoke-like' handles to turn the die.I could turn this one - as designed with a simple crescent wrench.Now I don't know how this would hold up over repeated use since I only had one stud to repair. And it worked perfectly. (NOTE - this die was used to 'rethread'. It was not used on an unthreaded rod.)The local Big Box store was asking two to three times as much for a conventional die (Just the die - not counting the handle unit. Which - in my case would not have worked anyhow because of the other existing studs being set within inches of the damaged one.So for those of you who can visualize my predicament, who understand tap and die use, well, I would certainly recommend this little tool.
Ale L.
Reviewed in Mexico on June 9, 2020
Buen producto, pero podría mejorar mas. Es recomendable para trabajos de mediana carga.
Ted Bates
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2019
Works as expected and properly labeled as to which side to use. I broke an original that was several years old and this hex fits my other tools just fine
Dr Bob
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 5, 2017
Die nuts, also known as rethreading dies, are dies made for cleaning up damaged threads, have no split for resizing and are made from a hexagonal bar so that a wrench or shifter spanner can be used to turn them. Die nuts cannot be used to cut new threads. This is a hexagonal die nut and this should be made very clear in the advertisement it cannot cut new threads. Those who are not professionals, but budding amateurs take note!
Daniel Cascaddan
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2017
I've never used one before, so I do not really have anything for comparison. Still, it worked perfectly for my purpose. I put threads on the end of a 1/4", three-piece aluminum launch rod for rockets, so that I could use a threaded sleeve to mount it on a standard camera tripod as a launch pad. Worked like a charm. I haven't launched any rockets with it yet, but I have mounted it to the tripod with the blast deflector, and clearly it will be just dandy in the field. I have lots of the sleeves, and now I have the die, so maybe I will make other things into tripod mountable items. :)
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